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Why do the cells in all living things need energy? A. to fuel their chemical reactions B. to help them decompose C. to communicate with other cells D. so they can block sunlight
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Why do the cells in all living things need energy?

A.
to fuel their chemical reactions

B.
to help them decompose

C.
to communicate with other cells

D.
so they can block sunlight

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Answer:

a

Step-by-step explanation:

because i took the test and it right

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A.
to fuel their chemical reactions
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